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Strike! #6 (1988) · The Collector

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Eclipse
Strike! (1987)
#6

Eclipse#6

Strike!

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Strike! #6

Publisher: Eclipse
Cover date: January 1988
On sale: Feb 2, 1988
Cover price: $1.75
Pages: 36

Key issue

1st appearance of Dr. Oliver Bernard

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Stories

2 titled

1Legacy of the Lost
2The Crime Wizards

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Grand Comics Database issue 339953

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Credits

Writer: Chuck Dixon
Pencillers: Tom Lyle, Daniel Clowes
Inkers: Romeo Tanghal, Daniel Clowes
Colorists: Don Gidley, Ron Courtney
Letterers: Kurt Hathaway, Daniel Clowes
Cover: Tom Lyle

Editorial and production

Editor: Fred Burke

Characters

Dr. Oliver Bernard· 1st appearance
a burglar
Crime Wizards
Lefty
Mr. Knuckles
Mugs
Sergeant Strike
Soviet cosmonaut
Strike
The Lost
The Rattler]

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